is this a good wideband?
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is this a good wideband?
http://www.streetrays.com/catalog/pr...fce645ee7b19a4
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
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I prefer the LM-1 here
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/
It also has software and does 44 minutes of logging.... You can different accs. to go with it.
I have mine set up hard mount in the REX and also can pull it to use on my other cars and my Harley
Only drawback is it is big...... But to use just for tuning it works great, I am getting ready to get their Analog sweep guage to tie into mine to give me wideband in the front and leave the meter mounted behind the passenger seat....
There are a few threads here about it with people whom have compared it with the dyno wideband and it does real well...
Unless your going standalone (this will work with standalone also) I recommend this one for the features
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/
It also has software and does 44 minutes of logging.... You can different accs. to go with it.
I have mine set up hard mount in the REX and also can pull it to use on my other cars and my Harley
Only drawback is it is big...... But to use just for tuning it works great, I am getting ready to get their Analog sweep guage to tie into mine to give me wideband in the front and leave the meter mounted behind the passenger seat....
There are a few threads here about it with people whom have compared it with the dyno wideband and it does real well...
Unless your going standalone (this will work with standalone also) I recommend this one for the features
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http://www.streetrays.com/catalog/pr...fce645ee7b19a4
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
The plx has a MUCH better display IMO. Both have 1volt and 5volt output wires for external datalogging by a stand alone/pocket logger set up.
It will do the job just fine.
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Originally Posted by Ryde _Or_Die
http://www.streetrays.com/catalog/pr...fce645ee7b19a4
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
Its the M-300 wb that uses the bosch sensor. Is it accurate and is it the best value? Or is there another one I should look into? Thanks alot. Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
BTW - I tuned for emissions with it, and was able to pass them
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http://www.streetrays.com/catalog/pr...fce645ee7b19a4
...Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
...Oh and do you feel its safe for me to use to tune just an s-afc at least?
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So I take it they don't make a white face gauge to go with any wideband? I really want the datalogging and would like to have a display fixed somewhere, but I think I'll go with the LM-1 just for its abilities for the price. Can someone give me other options just to compare though?
Oh and someone said "it compared really well to a dyno." I thought this would be better since your actually in driving conditions? Also, does this go in your DP like the stock O2 sensor? I don't want one that clips to your muffler or anything.
Oh and someone said "it compared really well to a dyno." I thought this would be better since your actually in driving conditions? Also, does this go in your DP like the stock O2 sensor? I don't want one that clips to your muffler or anything.
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So I take it they don't make a white face gauge to go with any wideband? I really want the datalogging and would like to have a display fixed somewhere, but I think I'll go with the LM-1 just for its abilities for the price. Can someone give me other options just to compare though?
Oh and someone said "it compared really well to a dyno." I thought this would be better since your actually in driving conditions? Also, does this go in your DP like the stock O2 sensor? I don't want one that clips to your muffler or anything.
Oh and someone said "it compared really well to a dyno." I thought this would be better since your actually in driving conditions? Also, does this go in your DP like the stock O2 sensor? I don't want one that clips to your muffler or anything.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/x...me.php?cat=250
It ties into the lm1, but you will need the analog output cable for it as well. The best location for the sensor is as far down the exhuast stream as you can manage. If you are running a cat still, then it will need to be before the cat. If you are catless, anywhere in the midpipe will be good. The sensor ideally should be mounted between a 10 and 2 o'clock position.
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Well I have no cats, but I have to ask; why is it better to be farther down the exhaust? I figured the closer the better.
Oh and the 52mm gauge, does it come in white too?
Oh and the 52mm gauge, does it come in white too?
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Well I have no cats, but I have to ask; why is it better to be farther down the exhaust? I figured the closer the better.
Oh and the 52mm gauge, does it come in white too?
Oh and the 52mm gauge, does it come in white too?
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=331715
I have no idea if the guage comes in white, I've heard they have great customer service so just shoot them an email.
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Originally Posted by deltr0n`
So with this and a laptop I can tune everything myself right?
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NEGS! you cant actually TUNE your car with a wideband. all a wideband does is give you the VERY FINE detail of how the motor is running (ie. AFR, EGT, BOOST, LAMBDA) you need a piggyback(SAFC) or standalone(HALTEC) to actually change any of it so it runs right.
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Originally Posted by deltr0n`
NEGS! you cant actually TUNE your car with a wideband. all a wideband does is give you the VERY FINE detail of how the motor is running (ie. AFR, EGT, BOOST, LAMBDA) you need a piggyback(SAFC) or standalone(HALTEC) to actually change any of it so it runs right.
Lol, I know that man. I am just asking if this is a good unit for me to use to tune. Not to use it to actually tune my car.
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thats ALL you need to tune your car dude, its got a lot of monitoring... it COMES wih the sensor! that alone cost almost $200...definitely a worth whole investment! I myself WILL be picking up one within the month.
I also showed it to my mechanic in disbelieve but he was amazed as well, he said it definitely was an awesome deal.
I also showed it to my mechanic in disbelieve but he was amazed as well, he said it definitely was an awesome deal.
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So to replace that sensor it costs $200? How often does it have to be replaced and how do you know when it needs to be? So its not a good idea to leave the sensor in your exhaust always? This isn't the same one?
http://www.cardomain.com/item/AEM302001?ref=yhps
http://www.cardomain.com/item/AEM302001?ref=yhps
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Thats my plan. With that I should be able to do some very nice tuning I think. The hell with paying people to tune my car. Only thing is timing, not too sure about that so I'll just leave it stock.
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yeah i've never messed with timing and don't plan to. I was wondering if I could use my stock egt probe location on the down pipe? I heard someone say it should be further away but would that really matter??? I'm guessing because it is cooler down there thus making the wide band probe last longer? Anyone with some insite?
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You mean stock O2 sensor location? I believe its the same but it comes with its own bung to be welded in. I've been wondering why they want it farther down the exhaust myself and I guess it has to be a heat issue. Nothing else makes sense. I thought they'd want it as close to the turbo as possible myself though for the most accurate reading but I guess as long as you have no leaks it shouldn't change farther down and only be cooler.
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